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Self-respect
Assurance of my worth, my value; to know I am worthy of happiness, of joy and fulfillment. Being enough by myself, not needing to continuously feed my arrogance; being resilient.
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Self-efficacy
Confidence in the functioning of my mind, in my ability to think, understand, learn, choose, and make decisions; confidence in my ability to understand the facts of reality that fall within the sphere of my interests and needs; self-reliance.
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As a general rule
Having a high self-respect, usually helps having a high self-efficacy.
Having a high self-efficacy and a low self-respect, means having a big ego.
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A big ego
• Refuses to ask for help.
• Denies weakness.
• Denies pain.
• Declares that failure isn't an option.
• Hides mistakes.
• Focuses on what others think, and tries to impress everyone.
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“There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow men. True nobility lies in being superior to your former self.”
- ERNEST HEMINGWAY
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“It would be hard to name a more certain sign of poor self-esteem than the need to perceive some other group as inferior.”
- NATHANIEL BRANDEN
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